The weeping yaupon holly is beyond stunning right now. No, the weeping plant wasn’t nuked or genetically modified to obtain that graceful appearance. It was found naturally and native and then ...

Has an open, graceful tree form. Grows to 15 to 30 feet tall. Weeping yaupon holly grows to 10 to 15 feet tall. Has small leaves like regular yaupon holly and a very heavy texture because of the ...

I recently saw two grand weeping yaupon hollies growing at a business in Columbia, Mississippi, and was reminded of how useful these trees are in the landscape. Their graceful, cascading branches ...

You may have read December’s article about the kinds of hollies we associate with the holidays. These are shrubs or trees that generally have sizeable glossy leaves, often with prickly points.

Alternatively, you may grow cultivars with weeping branches like 'Folsom's Weeping' or 'Pendula'. Since yaupon hollies sucker, you'll need to trim them occasionally unless you don't mind their ...

Gardenias grown in shade will sprawl on the ground, as will the tiny-leaved dwarf forms of Chinese elm Ulmus parvifolia, or yaupon holly. None of the damage is permanent. A 15-foot weeping yaupon ...

I have had weeping yaupon (Ilex vomitoria) that was covered with red berries as well as several Nellie Stevens (Ilex ‘Nellie ...

Varieties with berries are 'Pride of Houston' (15 feet) and Weeping Yaupon'. Possum haw holly (Ilex decidua) is a deciduous, multitrunk native (15-20 feet) that has orange to red berries on bare ...

Placed incorrectly, it could overwhelm a typical home landscape, but there are a couple of interesting selections of yaupon holly that are landscape worthy. Weeping yaupon is a small tree that can ...

Wholly appropriate for conditions here is yaupon, a native holly available in a remarkable range of sizes, including a weeping form called weeping yaupon (Ilex vomitoria pendula). This cultivar ...

I recently saw two grand weeping yaupon hollies growing at a business in Columbia and was reminded of how useful these trees are in the landscape. Their graceful, cascading branches and finely ...